Trump only hastens a dirty deal on Ukraine

It was inevitable the war would end in compromise but the West must be ready to stand up to Putin’s ‘peace’ demands

Revealed: the death tax snatch you may have missed

Millions of pension savers face a cruel blow from a government plan to target death in service payments, reports Ali Hussain

What a Trump presidency means for your portfolio

US import tariffs could affect all investors, but not necessarily for the worse, says Holly Mead. Here’s how to take advantage

The driving instructors who fail the scam test

Fraudsters are charging learner drivers for fake lessons and using their details to get test slots and sell them on for profit, finds Lucy Andrews

Should farmers have to pay inheritance tax?

Agricultural property relief has protected descendants of farmers from a hefty bill, but it is soon to be capped

Warren Buffett is building up a big cash buffer. Should you?

The veteran investor has sold $119 billion of Apple shares, here’s what that could mean for your investments

How to get a good night’s sleep — and the real reasons you’re not

Why are we getting worse at sleeping, not better?

The day the doctor said three of our four children will go blind

When the Pelletiers learnt that three of their children would lose their sight, they made a bucket list

I’m female and over 40. I’ve spent £25,000 to look good on TV

The television presenter Paula Froelich on the price of being an older woman on screen

My £600-an-hour session with Hollywood’s orgasm coach

The O-Man claims he can improve women’s sex lives. But does the earth move for Jane Mulkerrins?

The pain of losing our baby was unbearable. Fishing was how I coped

Actors James Murray and Sarah Parish’s daughter was nine months old when she died. He tells Alice Thomson how he found salvation in fly-fishing

Ralph Fiennes on Conclave: ‘I felt empathy with a man struggling to find his path’

The film adaptation of Robert Harris’s thriller is already being tipped for Oscars. Its star joins its director Edward Berger to discuss the new film

Kate Phillips on Wolf Hall: Too pretty to play Jane Seymour? So what?

As Hilary Mantel’s Thomas Cromwell trilogy returns to TV, the lead actress talks about the pleasures of playing “Plain Jane”

10 best Tudor films and TV series, ranked by our history expert

Which is best, A Man for All Seasons or Blackadder II? We pick the greatest TV and films about the Tudors — but have we got it right?

My life as a boy band star — ‘You were a commodity and not a human’

Four former pin-ups talk about the scars left by teenage celebrity

Why can’t British TV get its US election coverage right? Just ask Boris Johnson

While American networks have their rolling reporting down to a fine art, presenters over here struggled to keep interest alive during the long wait for results

Can I get a Gladiator body at 60? I copied Paul Mescal’s fitness plan

Phil Hilton wants to be as buff as the 28-year-old film star. He asked a Hollywood trainer for help

What salt, sugar, red meat and alcohol really do to your body

We know they’re not good for us, but what’s the latest science on their impact on our health?

Strictly’s Sarah Hadland: Who wouldn’t fancy Vito? We’re well matched

The actress, 53, tells Julia Llewellyn Smith what happens behind the scenes

Not all twins have a special bond — we weren’t close until our forties

Laura Williams and her sister were born 11 minutes apart, but they only truly bonded last year

How to make the perfect roast: what the chefs do at home

Tony Turnbull finds out how the foodies cook their beef, chicken and pork

Why I took a preschooler to the world’s most expensive destination

Sun, sea and… snacks? The Maldives may be a magnet for honeymooners, but it’s also the perfect place for one exhausted mother and her four-year-old son

This spectacular tiny country is returning to its glory days

Slovenia, with its towering mountains and tumbling waterfalls, is back in the spotlight thanks to gorgeous new lakeside hotels — and its perennial allure

I’m a Morocco expert — these are its 20 best escapes

From stargazing in the Atlas mountains to a chic new hotel in Casablanca, Tara Stevens — who has lived and worked in the country for 15 years — picks her top trips

This lesser-known wine region is one of France’s loveliest

With its quietly thriving vineyards, half-timbered houses and forest-clad mountains, Alsace feels straight from a fairytale. And the food’s not bad, either

How to find the real ‘Old World’ Buenos Aires

Chris Moss returns to the city he called home during the 90s to see if it’s possible to still find the vintage bars and traditional barrios he once loved

Lt Col John Lawes, Gurkha who won an MC

Officer undertook tenacious antiterrorism operations during Malaya’s state of emergency

Trevor Sorbie, celebrity hairstylist who invented the Wedge cut

Stylist who cut Johnny Rotten’s hair and developed a sideline in bespoke wigs for cancer victims

June Spencer, original cast member of the Archers

Actress played the matriarch Peggy for six decades from the show’s pilot in 1950 — and her most famous storyline was uncomfortably close to home

Times obituaries brought to life in a podcast

The Times has been publishing life stories of the great and the good (and the not so good) for more than 170 years. Now the obituary is also becoming a podcast, explains Anna Temkin

The Times Saturday Quiz

Twenty questions to get you thinking

The Times Saturday Quiz

Mindset by 700

Three fiendish word and number brainteasers

Mindset by 700

Printable Puzzles

MindGames puzzles to solve at your leisure on paper

Printable Puzzles

Who needs Necker? Discover Scotland’s private island hotel

Marooned between two lochs and accessed only by a small bridge, this resort near Oban is a one-of-a-kind experience

The naughtiest lunch I’ve had in a long time — believe the hype

Chitra Ramaswamy finds the holy grail of eating out — right in Glasgow city centre

Standing up for a better tomorrow, one seed at a time

Medo Halimy planted something every day in the Al-Mawasi encampment, until he was killed by an airstrike. His declaration of hope won’t be forgotten

The Glasgow home kitchen that makes Scotland’s best croissant

Plus new restaurants in Bearsden and Edinburgh

The Snuts’ Jack Cochrane: It’s not liking Coldplay that’s uncool

The frontman on his favourite gigs, meeting Pete Doherty and being close to realising his dream of selling out the Hydro in Glasgow